#revolver super deluxe edition

[javelinbk]

Loving all the real-life details in the ‘I’m Only Sleeping’ video

[get-back-homeward]

PAUL: Do you want to start it again then?

JOHN: No, you do it then. I’ll just…play—

PAUL: Nooo, no!

JOHN: —‘cause you’ll never hear it with two of us. Anyway just sing—

PAUL: Anyway, you know how to sing it. You know how to do it.

JOHN: Okay, well, I can’t quite sing it.

PAUL: Oh, yeah, okay. Just a critical…mic (?). Can you read that?

JOHN: Yeah, I can read it okay, Paul. Right! You play on your track, and I’ll play on mine.

[seandwalsh]

I had a question regarding a game excluded from the timeline. That game being Puzzles & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition.

I understand the exclusion of certain crossover titles such as Super Smash Bros. and Mario + Rabbids which are obviously non canon material. Wario Blast, Fortune Street, and Mario & Sonic don’t work with the timeline. There are games included on the timeline that do have some crossover elements such as Mario Kart 8/Mario Kart Arcade GP/Super Mario RPG/Mario Hoops 3-on-3/Mario Sports Mix. So this would mean that having some (albeit limited) crossover elements means it’s still eligible for the timeline.

This is my logic as to why Puzzles and Dragons should be considered for the timeline. Despite its name, it not a crossover in the sense that Mario and Co. are teaming up with dragons from the series. It’s more that it’s a Mario game with a story and regular Mario characters that plays like a Puzzles and Dragon game. The only other crossover element is the inclusion of Tamadra who is a character that originated from Puzzles & Dragons. However, I do not think this should be enough to exclude the entire game. Link, Inklings, and Isabelle appear in MK8, Final Fantasy characters appear in Mario Sports Mix, Super Mario RPG, and Mario Hoops 3-on-3, and Pac-Man and other Namco characters appear throughout the Mario Kart Arcade GP series. With all these other games that feature crossover characters, I don’t understand why a game like Puzzles & Dragon with limited crossover elements and a full story should be excluded? I would be interested in hearing your reasoning for the exclusion of this game as well as your logic in determining how much crossover material a game is allowed in order to be considered part of the timeline.

Games like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe are still Mario games first and foremost. Yes, they feature a handful of guest characters but the vast majorities of the games in question are just Mario.

In order for a game to be considered canon, it must entirely be a Mario title. Puzzle & Dragons: Super Mario Bros. Edition is very much a Puzzle & Dragons game as much as it is a Mario game. The title indicates it’s part of the Puzzle & Dragons series and the mysterious glowing Puzzle & Dragons Orbs appear in the Mushroom Kingdom out of nowhere along with Tamadra. As we can see on the overworld, these orbs are the very same ones from the Puzzle & Dragons world, making this a significant crossover given the entire game revolves around these Orbs.

This is quite similar to the setups of games like Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, which of course we know aren’t canon. This is why I have opted to leave it out. I hope that answers your question!

[awwhawk]

Music Enjoyed Released in 2022 Meet Me At The Altar - Model Citizen EP (acoustic version) Runnner - Always Repeating Demos + Vines To Make It All Worth It single Acceptance - Wild, Free (deluxe edition) Mutemath - Play Dead Live Georgia Maq - Live At Sydney Opera House Brutalligators - This House Is A Beautiful Place And I Am No Longer Afraid To Live In It Sun June - Somewhere (expanded edition) Spirit Of The Beehive - I Suck The Devil’s Cock (Nmesh’s Electric Ego Death Quadrathlon) Phantogram - Eyelid Movies (expanded edition) Slothrust - Parallel Timelines (Origins) Unwed Sailor - Live At CommVess EP Hot Hot Heat - Make Up The Breakdown (deluxe remastered edition) Bright Eyes - A Collection Of Songs Written And Recorded 1995-1997: A Companion + Letting Off The Happiness: A Companion + Fevers And Mirrors: A Companion + LIFTED Or The Story Is in The Soil, Keep Your Ear To The Ground: A Companion + I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning: A Companion + Digital Ash In A Digital Urn: A Companion Audio Karate - ¡Otra! Clipping. - Clbbng + Remxing 2.1 + Remxing 2.2 + Remxing 2.3 + Remxing 2.4 Militarie Gun - All Roads Lead To The Gun (deluxe edition) + Militarie Gun & Dazy - Pressure Cooker single + What’s The Furthest Place From Here? #6 split - Gimme Some Truth (John Lennon cover) We Were Promised Jetpacks - A Complete One-Eighty Anti-Flag - The General Strike (10th anniversary edition) Spanish Love Songs - Brave Faces Etc. + I Miss You (Doom And Gloom) single Run The Jewels - RTJ Cu4tro Sigur Rós - ( ) [20th anniversary edition] The Armed - Ultrapop: Live At The Masonic Thrice - Dead Wake/Scavengers (acoustic) + Open Your Eyes And Dream single + Summer Set Fire To The Rain (acoustic) single Protest The Hero - Palimpsest - Instrumentals Hopelifter - Anthemology (discography) Samuel S.C. - 94-95 (remixed & remastered) Reagan Youth - New Aryans Jawbox - The Revisionist Wire - Not About To Die (Studio Demos 1977-1978) These Arms Are Snakes - Duct Tape & Shivering Crows (rarities & b-sides) Idles - Five Years Of Brutalism + Crawl (DGG edit) Rival Schools - United By Fate (20th anniversary deluxe edition) Now, Now - Threads (10th anniversary edition) Botch - We Are The Romans (remastered reissue) + One Twenty Two single Copeland - Revolving Doors: An Orchestral Best-Of Metz - Metz (deluxe edition) + Metz/Adulkt Life split + Come On Down single You Blew It! - Grow Up, Dude (demos) The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die - Thank You For Being Here  Cursive - Domestica (remastered deluxe edition + Braces EP) Lincoln - Repair And Reward (discography) Darkbird - Ballad Of A Junebug Esmerine - Everything Was Forever Until It Was No More Gladie - Don’t Know What You’re In Until You’re Out Daniel Romano’s Outfit - La Luna DK The Drummer - Lockers Volume One (not sure if this officially released yet, may just be a glut of singles) + I Can Do That original score Martin Courtney - Magic Sign Calexico - El Mirador Sondre Lerche - Avatars Of Love Abby Gundersen - Out Walking Cold Gawd - God Get Me The Fuck Out Of Here Suitable Miss - In Color Fuss - We’re Not Alone Bull Shannon - Chill Power!!!!! Greg Puciato - Mirrorcell Origami Angel - Re: Turn + Depart Crosses - Permanent.Radiant Young Prisms - Drifter The Early November - Twenty Soulside - A Brief Moment In The Sun Gogol Bordello - Solidaritine + Super Taranta! (15 year anniversary edition) + Forces Of Victory single + Teroborona single Elway - The Best Of All Possible Worlds Pixies - Doggerel El Ten Eleven - New Year’s Eve Tits Up - Greatest Tits + Gaffa single Lady Pills - What I Want Permanent Mistakes - Demo 2022 Kavinsky - Reborn Pinegrove - 11:11 Eels - Extreme Witchcraft Editors - EBM A Country Western - When Was Yesterday single + A Country Western/They Are Gutting A Body Of Water split - An Insult To The Sport Chris Farren - Death Won’t Wait (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Stabbing Westward - Chasing Ghosts Craig’s Brother - Easily Won, Rarely Deserved  CF98 - This Is Fine Couplet - EP1 Sorry - Anywhere But Here Mint Green - All Girls Go To Heaven Kayleigh Goldsworthy - Learning To Be Happy + Live At Studio 4 Lannds - Lotus Deluxe + K-Town single Cliffdiver - Exercise Your Demons Pinch Points - Process Football, Etc. - Vision + Vision Remixes Slang - Cockroach In A Ghost Town The Flatliners - New Ruin City Of Caterpillar - Mystic Sisters Show Me The Body - Trouble The Water Punitive Damage - This Is The Blackout Knuckle Puck - Disposable Life Pinkshift - Love Me Forever Among Legends - Take Good Care With The Punches - Discontent Bayside - The Red EP + Rainbow (Kacey Musgraves cover) single + Go To Hell single Jeff Rosenstock & Laura Stevenson - Younger Still Pleasure Venom - Rebirth/Return After The Fall - Isolation Scott Sellers - 13 + Until It Hurts Sparta - Sparta Superchunk - Wild Loneliness Toro y Moi - Mahal Gregor Barnett - Don’t Go Throwing Roses In My Grave Katie Dey - Forever Music + The Kraken Kevin Devine - Nothing’s Real, So Nothing’s Wrong + Let Go, Be Dragged/Liar, Liar Voyag3r - New York Ninja - original motion picture soundtrack Thus Love - Memorial Jockstrap - I Love You Jennifer B The Tallest Man On Earth - Too Late For Edelweiss Archers Of Loaf - Reason In Decline Russian Circles - Gnosis Elder - Innate Passage Bedouin Soundclash - We Will Meet In A Hurricane Norma Jean - Deathrattle Sing For Me Animals As Leaders - Parrhesia Flogging Molly - Anthem Recreational Drugs - LP Andrew Bird - Inside Problems Purity Ring - Graves S. Carey - Break Me Open A Vulture Wake - Kingdom + Animal Future Teens - Self Help Too Bad Eugene - Distance The Album Leaf - Past And Future Tense + Say So single + Future Falling single + You Are single Cheekface - Too Much To Ask + Don’t Ask (b-sides) + Live At Baby’s All Right Smoke Or Fire - Beauty Fades Nervus - The Evil One + Microsmiling single White Lung - Premonition Momma - Household Name Tomberlin - I Don’t Know Who Needs To Hear This… Emma Ruth Rundle - Orpheus Looking Back + EG2: Dowsing Voice Moon Tooth - Phototroph + Carry Me Home (Blue Amp Version) single Frou Frou - Off Cuts (demos) Onelinedrawing - Tenderwild + Departure Ted Leo & The Pharmacists - Andy, Come Out + The Old 200 + For Coit And Killie Waxahatchee - El Deafo (soundtrack) + Waxahatchee & Wynonna Judd - Other Side single Praise - All In A Dream Breakup Haircut - Punk Dancing For Self Defence Mat Kerekes - Nova Soft Blue Shimmer - Love Lives In The Body Single Mothers - Everything You Need Ten Foot Pole - Winning Cigar - The Visitor Heart To Gold - Tom Sack - Ripper! Health - Disco4 :: Part II Ignite - Ignite Traams - Personal Best Angel Olsen - Big Time Dropkick Murphys - This Machine Still Kills Fascists (lyrics of Woody Guthrie) Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - Seven Psalms instrumental + Blonde soundtrack + Dahmer - Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story soundtrack John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter, & Daniel Davies - Firestarter (2022) soundtrack + Halloween Ends soundtrack Emperor X - The Lakes Of Zones B And C Tears For Fears - The Tipping Point The Smile - A Light For Attracting Attention Courting - Guitar Music The Mars Volta - The Mars Volta Coheed & Cambria - Vaxis Act II: A Window Of The Waking Mind Comeback Kid - Heavy Steps Bad Breeding - Human Capital Old Gods - Give Them Color Tiny Moving Parts - Tiny Moving Parts Yard Act - The Overload Bodega - Broken Equipment + Xtra Equipment Wet Leg - Wet Leg Regressive Left - On The Wrong Side Of History Fresh - Raise Hell + Fresh Comes Alive! Bitter Branches - Your Neighbors Are Failures Plains - I Walked With You A Ways Suck - Ribbit Pulley - The Golden Life Swami John Reis - Ride The Wild Night Greet Death - New Low The Bruce Lee Band - One Step Forward, Two Steps Back Ann Beretta - Rise + Ann Beretta/The Blacklist Royals split - In ReCOVERy The Suicide Machines/Coquettish split - Gebo Gomi Signals Midwest - Dent Metric - Formentera Skullcrusher - Quiet The Room 84 Tigers - Time In The Lighthouse Town Liar - Lies: One Through Seven Craig Finn - A Legacy Of Rentals Camp Trash - The Long Way, The Slow Way Joyce Manor - 40 Oz. To Fresno Mono - Scarlet Holiday + My Story, The Bukaru Story (An Original Soundtrack) Tangerine Dream - Raum Circa Survive - A Dream About Death And So I Watch You From Afar - Jettison Pom Poko - This Is Our House PUP - The Unraveling Of PUPtheband + Matilda/Robot Writes A Love Song (Live In Toronto 2022) Frank Turner - FTHC Flasher - Love Is Yours Camp Cope - Running With The Hurricane Bad Heaven Ltd. - In Our House Now Dry Cleaning - Stumpwork Just Mustard - Heart Under Porridge Radio - Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky TV Priest - My Other People Preoccupations - Arrangements Odesza - The Last Goodbye + The Last Goodbye Remixes No. 1 Cloakroom - Dissolution Wave Sadurn - Radiator Tigers Jaw - Old Clothes Pianos Become The Teeth - Drift The Wonder Years - The Hum Goes On Forever Stay Inside - Blight Jack White - Fear Of The Dawn + Entering Heaven Alive Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There (deluxe edition) David Knudson - The Only Thing You Have To Change Is Everything + Undo/Redo [EP] Ways Away - Torch Songs Young Jesus - Shepherd Head Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Cool It Down Strategies - Strategies Anthony Green - Boom. Done. + When I Come Home single Thick - Happy Now +  Love You Forever single Anxious - Little Green House + Sunsign single A Wilhelm Scream - Lose Your Delusion Gleemer - Here At All Inside Voices - Liminal Space Glacier Veins - Lunar Reflection Pool Kids - Pool Kids Mt. Oriander - Then The Lightness Leaves And I Become Heavy Again Caracara - New Preoccupations Peregrine - The Awful Things We’ve Done Gilla Band - Most Normal A Place To Bury Strangers - See Through You + Dragged In A Hole (Glove remix) + Love Reaches Out (Gift remix) + My Head Is Bleeding (The Pleasure Majenta remix) Porcupine Tree - Closure/Continuation Weird Nightmare -  Weird Nightmare + Weird Nightmare/Ancient Shapes split + So Far Gone single + Our Love Will Still Be There (The Troggs cover) single Iron & Wine - Lori Fairweather - Deluge Anberlin - Silverline L.S. Dunes - Past Lives Oso Oso - Sore Thumb + De Facto single Death Cab For Cutie - Asphalt Meadows The Mountain Goats - Bleed Out + The Jordan Lake Sessions: Volume 5 Black Star - No Fear Of Time Zola Jesus - Arkhon Cave In - Heavy Pendulum Be Well - Hello Sun Jesus H. Chris - A Catastrophic Break With Consensus Reality Their/They’re/There -  Their/They’re/There + Their/They’re/There/Pacemaker split - Them Dogs Hot Water Music - Feel The Void Alex G - God Save The Animals + We’re All Going To The World’s Fair soundtrack Damien Jurado - Reggae Film Star Rocky Votolato - Wild Roots Tim Kasher - Welcome To… Middling Age Dan Andriano & The Bygones - Dear Darkness Spice - Viv NewDad - Banshee + ILY2 single Lande Hekt - House Without A View +  Romantic single Murder By Death - Spell/Bound Brutus - Unison Life Fontaines D.C. - Skinty Fia Cassels - A Gut Feeling Sprints - A Modern Job + Literary Mind single Dead Cross - II Rolo Tomassi - Where Myth Becomes Memory The Beths - Expert In A Dying Field + A Real Thing single The Darling Fire - Distortions FES - With Regards From Home Off! - Free LSD Crisis Man - Asleep In America Beach Rats - Rat Beat Short Fictions - Every Moment Of Every Day Lies - Blemishes/Echoes + Summer Somewhere single + Corbeau single + Camera Chimera single Black Midi - Hellfire + Cavalcovers Bartees Strange - Farm To Table Sharon Van Etten - We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong (deluxe edition) Pedro The Lion - Havasu Plosivs - Plosivs Drug Church - Hygiene Osees - A Foul Form

[krispyweiss]

Sound Bites Presents His Favorite Archival Albums of 2022

What’s old is new again when classic albums are remastered and expanded; long-lost recordings are found; and/or artists just say, “Fuck it,” and put out something they’d long resisted.

All of those things happened in 2022. And here are some of the releases your humble blogger enjoyed the most.

For the six of you who are loyal readers, Sound Bites will publish year-end round ups of live and studio albums and a live-music year in review in the coming days. Please stay tuned.

The Beatles - Revolver (Super Deluxe) - Listening to Revolver Super Deluxe is like flipping through aural blue prints as the Beatles and George Martin construct the songs; adding and removing pieces atop the foundational backing tracks. Also, mono is where it’s at. Review.

Lou Reed - Words & Music, May 1965 - Fifty-seven years after the fact, Reed’s Words & Music, May 1965 is a fascinating glimpse at Lou Reed becoming Lou Reed and evidence he may have been the first, next Bob Dylan. Review.

Janis Joplin & Jorma Kaukonen - The Legendary Typewriter Tape: 6/25/64 Jorma’s House - This recording has long circulated among fans and Kaukonen sometimes mentions it when he plays intimate gigs at his Fur Peace Ranch in Ohio. Now restored and officially released, it's more than an aural glimpse of two pre-fame legends - though it certainly is that. Review.

Cat Stevens - Harold and Maude (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 50th Anniversary - Then a new artist, Stevens balked at a soundtrack album in ’71, for fear it would be greeted as a premature greatest-hits package. Not quite the greatest-hits album Stevens - who now goes by Yusuf - feared and certainly not music from ’22’s blockbuster of the year, Harold and Maude is nevertheless a treat for fans of the musician and the film alike. Review.

The Vince Guaraldi Trio - Jazz Impressions of Black Orpheus (Deluxe Expanded Edition) - Twelve of Black Orpheus’ 16, 60th-anniversary bonus tracks have never been released and the works-in-progress are mostly welcome glimpses into the trio’s in-studio creative process. Meanwhile, three takes of Fats Waller’s “Jitterbug Waltz” provide insight into the other music swirling around Guaraldi’s mind while the album was taking shape. Review.

Vince Guaraldi - It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (2022 Edition) - Expanded from 20 to 30 minutes and culled from recently discovered session tapes “once thought to be lost forever,” the updated original soundtrack recording contains previously unheard alternate takes and finally sounds as it should. Review.

Pink Floyd - Alternative Tracks 1972 - This quietly released-to-streaming LP seems to indicate all that road testing Pink Floyd did with the Dark Side of the Moon paid off by the time they got into the studio. An an interesting - if not essential - listening experience. Review.

Sam Moss - Blues Approved - Moss was a legend in Winston-Salem, N.C., - “our Guru of Groove, the Maharishi of Mojo,” as Rick Miller of Southern Culture on the Skids put it - revered for his club performances and promotion of the blues. He was one of those guys whom everybody thought should make a record. Turns out, Moss - who died in 2007 - did make a record. In 1977. It’s just been rediscovered. Review.

12/26/22

[greensparty]

2022: The Year in Green’s Party

This has been another great year on this blog of me sharing a thought or two about pop culture! This was a year I needed pop culture, entertainment and escapism more than ever. I got to do so many awesome things and I can’t believe that in early 2023 this blog turns 10! Here are some of the highlights of 2022:

Retweets and Social Media: There were numerous retweets and shares of my posts this year on social media including 2022 Collectibles Extravaganza sharing my coverage, Dana Carvey liked my tweet about Wayne’s World at Nice a Fest, David Spade liked my tweet about my interview with Siobhan Fallon Hogan, and Sean Baker liked my tweet about Red Rocket being my Best 2021 Movie I Saw in 2022.

Interviews: I got to interview numerous people including Jon “Bermuda” Schwartz of Weird Al Yankovic’s band (plus a bonus portion of the interview), Nice a Fest founder Alex Pickert, musician Colleen Green, actor / director James Morosini, director Marq Evans, director April Wright, director Ryan White, musician Kay Hanley, and actors Brian O’Halloran and Jeff Anderson.

Movie Reviews: I got to review A Hero, Sundown, I Want You Back, Studio 666, Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story, Jurassic World Dominion,  The Beatles and India, George Michael Freedom Uncut, Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song, Thor: Love and Thunder, Clerks III, Sidney, Nothing Compares, Halloween Ends, Let There Be Drums!, Rebel Dread, Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, A Christmas Story Christmas, She Said, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Bablyon.

Album Reviews: I got to review Eddie Vedder’s Earthling and the vinyl reissue of Ukelele Songs, John Carpenter, Cody Carpenter and Daniel Davies’ Firestarter soundtrack and Halloween Ends soundtrack, Florence + The Machine’s Dance Fever, The Rolling Stones’ Live at El Mocambo, The Clash’s Combat Rock / The People’s Hall special edition, Wilco’s Cruel Country, Beabadoobee’s Beatopia, Neil Young and Crazy Horse’s Toast, Neil Young and Promise of the Real’s Noise & Flowers, R.E.M.’s Chronic Town 40th anniversary EP, Oasis’s Be Here Now 25th anniversary edition, Ringo Starr’s EP3, Djo’s Decide, Billy Idol’s The Cage, The Smithereens’ The Lost Album, The Pixies’ Doggerel, L7′s Bricks Are Heavy 30th anniversary reissue, Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Cool It Down, Alvvays’ Blue Rev, Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Return of the Dream Canteen, Joe Strummer and The Mescaleros’ Joe Strummer 002: The Mescalero Years box set, The Beatles’ Revolver Special Super Deluxe Edition, Foo Fighters’ The Essential Foo Fighters, the compilation album ‘Life Moves Pretty Fast’ The John Hughes Mixtapes, Guns N’ Roses Use Your Illusion I and II box set, Bruce Springsteen’s Only the Strong Survive, Jimi Hendrix Experience’s Los Angeles Forum: April 26, 1969, and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers’ Live at the Fillmore, 1997.

Concert Reviews: The year began with a livestream concert review of Mike Garson’s A Bowie Celebration. In person concert reviews came back with reviews of Sheer Mag, Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band, Paul McCartney, Death Cab for Cutie, Alvvays, and not an official review but I did a semi-review of Cheap Trick at Boston Calling.

DVD and Blu-ray Reviews: I got to review some DVD and blu-rays including The Beatles: Get Back, Neil Young and Promise of the Real: Noise & Flowers, and You Can’t Do That on Film.

Book Reviews: I got to cover numerous books released in 2022 including Olivia Harrison’s Came the Lightening: Twenty Poems for George, Pattie Boyd’s My Life in Pictures, and Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee Book.

Theater Reviews: This year I got to do my first official theater review, for On Beckett.

Music Festivals: I got to cover the 2022 Nice, a Fest festival.

Film Festivals and Film Events: I got to review a virtual film at Sundance Film Festival, my annual guide to the 2022 Oscar Nominated Short Films, my coverage of the 2022 Independent Film Festival Boston, covered the 2022 Collectibles Extravaganza, and the 2022 IFFBoston Fall Focus.

...And the biggest postings and news of the year:

- 1/2/2022: Green’s Party turned 9!

- 1/28/2022: I wrote my tribute to Mighty Mighty Bosstones, who I have been lucky enough to cover since 2017.

- March 2022: I took a breather from the blog for a few weeks due to a death in the family. 

- 3/26/22: I posted my remembrance of Taylor Hawkins. 32 notes, my biggest post of 2022!

- 3/29/22: I posted my This Month In History column for March. 19 notes.

- 4/14/22: I wrote about returning to my first live concert in over 2 years to see LCD Soundsystem.

- 5/26/22: I posted my remembrance of Ray Liotta. 11 notes.

- 6/19/22: I re-shared my 2021 post about Sesame Street’s Juneteenth Song. 28 notes.

- 7/31/22: I posted my remembrance of Bill Russell and Nichelle Nichols. 18 notes.

- 8/7/22: I shared my return to Kim’s Video at NYC’s Alamo Drafthouse. 

- 9/21/22: I shared the big news that my documentary Life on the V: The Story of V66 has been added to the Permanent Collection of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!

- 10/12/22: I re-shared my 2018 post about This Day in 2018. 15 notes.

- 12/8/22: Tumblr provided their data of Green’s Party Year in Review up until December 8.

- 12/17/22: I re-shared my 2020 Top 5 Seinfeld Episodes During the Holiday Season list. 11 notes.

[tuesday-calling]

*puts revolver 2022 super deluxe edition into my turntable*

just here to vibe til i die man

[beatlesradioshows]

Beatles, Fab 4 Free 4 All #245-'Revolver' (Super Deluxe) 2022: Analysis and Review     Download  

The cast members of Fab 4 Free 4 All analyze and review the 2022 release of the super deluxe edition of 'Revolver'.

[ljaesch]

Set Review: The Beatles - Revolver (2022 Super Deluxe Edition)

Set Review: The Beatles – Revolver (2022 Super Deluxe Edition)

In 2022, The Beatles released a reissue of the Revolver album, which included Super Deluxe, Deluxe, and Standard editions on vinyl, CD, and digital. This review is for the five-disc CD version of the Super Deluxe edition of the Revolver reissue.

For whatever reason, it was decided to break down the tracks on the CDs in the same manner as on the vinyl release. Because of this, this version of the…

[javelinbk]

Well, this was a productive use of my day…

In case anyone’s wondering…

Tinky Winky = John

La-La = Paul

Dipsy = George

Po = Ringo

[nazrisg]

Posted @withrepost • @thebeatles The Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ Super Deluxe Edition is now streaming on @Spotify. Listen to the new 2022 Mixes, plus outtakes and session recordings. #TheBeatlesRevolver https://www.instagram.com/p/CkRjDsXBNN8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[hard-rock-music]

The Beatles - Revolver (Super Deluxe Edition) (2022) Box-Set 5 CD

The Beatles – Revolver (Super Deluxe Edition) (2022) Box-Set 5 CD

Genre: Classic Rock, Pop Rock Country of the performer (group): UK Publication year: 2022 (more…)

[beatdisc]

Happy Revolver Day! 

The Beatles beloved 1966 album has finally received the deluxe box set treatment, with expanded LP and CD editions featuring new stereo mixes, restored mono mixes, bonus outtakes & demos plus plenty more! There's also single disc remasters featuring Giles Martin & Sam Okell's new 2022 stereo mix. See below for the various options and get in touch to secure a copy.

Deluxe Editions: - Super Deluxe Vinyl Box (4LP + 7") - $320 - Super Deluxe CD Box (5CD) - $210

This Special Edition of The Beatles’ REVOLVER features a new mix by Giles Martin and Sam Okell, the original mono mix, a 4-track EP, 31 session takes and home demos, a 100-page book with a foreword by Paul McCartney, an essay by Questlove, detailed track notes, photos and ephemera including handwritten lyrics, tape boxes and extracts from Klaus Voormann’s graphic novel on the making of the cover art.

Standard Editions: - Single LP (New Stereo Mix) - $68 - Single CD (New Stereo Mix) - $32

From “Taxman” to “Tomorrow Never Knows,” The Beatles’ REVOLVER has been newly mixed by producer Giles Martin and Sam Okell, and sourced directly from the original four-track master tapes with audio brought forth in stunning clarity with the help of cutting-edge technology developed by the award-winning sound team at Peter Jackson’s WingNut Films Productions Ltd.

#thebeatles #revolver

[brn1029]

Time for your Rock Report

Elton John and Britney Spears have released the second official remix of their hit "Hold Me Closer" with world-renowned German producer and DJ Purple Disco Machine. The latest remix of the smash hit adds the DJ's namesake nu-disco and upbeat signature sound to the fan-favorite track.Earlier this month, John and Spears had released a remix in collaboration with English DJ and producer Joel Corry. "Hold Me Closer," which dropped on August 26, is a new rendition of the rocketman's 1972 classic "Tiny Dancer."

(Let me say that I am an old old man, and I have heard several crappy songs, in my days, but this is THE BIGGEST PIECE OF SHIT I HAVE EVER HEARD! rant over…)

Graceland has announced the scheduled for Elvis Presley's 88th birthday celebration.

The King of Rock' n' Roll's 88th birthday will be celebrated with concerts, movies and conversations in Memphis during January 5-8, 2023. The festivities include the annual Elvis Birthday Proclamation Ceremony, The Memphis Symphony Orchestra's annual Elvis Pops Concert with Terry Mike Jeffrey, Conversations on Elvis, plus an extraordinary Elvis Screen Show to mark the 50th anniversary of Aloha from Hawaii. A special package offers superior benefits featuring a Show & Tell/Q&A with Angie Marchese, '68 Special Late Night Screening, Daily Pass to Elvis Presley's Memphis, admission to Club Elvis Hawaiin style, and exclusive front-of-the-house seating at many shows. The annual Elvis Birthday Proclamation Ceremony will take place on Graceland's north lawn on Elvis' birthday, January 8, at 8:30 AM. The ceremony can be watched online via Graceland's Livestream page.

The Beatles recently shared John Lennon's acoustic outtake of classic "Yellow Submarine" from their upcoming Revolver box set. Lennon gives the cheerful "Yellow Submarine" a sad melancholy feel as he sings, "In the place where I was born / No one cared, no one cared / And the name that I was born / No one cared, no one cared."

The Beatles announced the expanded edition of Revolver in July. In the special edition, the album's 14 tracks have been newly mixed by producer Giles Martin and engineer Sam Okell in stereo and Dolby Atmos, and the album's original mono mix is sourced from its 1966 mono master tape. Revolver Special Edition (Super Deluxe) consists of 63 tracks, Revolver Special Edition (Deluxe) has 29 tracks, and Revolver Special Edition (Standard) includes 14 tracks.

[krispyweiss]

“Tomorrow Never Knows” (Take 1) Presents Beatles at Work on Psychedelic Classic

- Outtake precedes Oct. 28 Revolver reissue

Even without the aural lava lamp that would eventually envelop it, “Tomorrow Never Knows” is a psychedelic masterpiece.

Recorded April 6, 1966, the first take of the first song the Beatles worked on for Revolver is out to tease the super-deluxe edition coming Oct. 28.

“We had no sense of the momentousness of what we were doing,” engineer Geoff Emerick said in a statement. “It all just seemed like a bit of fun in a good cause at the time – but what we created that afternoon was actually the forerunner of today’s beat-and-loop-driven music.”

This four-piece recording is revelatory with Ringo Starr’s drum pattern just taking shape and John Lennon singing through a Leslie speaker and goofing off as the track disintegrates.

Paul McCartney and George Harrison are in charge of the weird, contributing drones - loops and tamboura, respectively - to the mix.

Unlike the preceding 2022 remix of “Taxman,” this embryonic “Tomorrow Never Knows” illuminates the dark recesses of the Fabs’ creative process. Serious scholars and interested fans alike will bask in wonderment.

9/30/22